Jones continues Clinton sexual harassment case
Paula Corbin Jones presses her sexual harassment lawsuit against President Clinton after a second day of intense questioning. She arrives at a Little Rock law office to give sworn statements to Clinton and co defendant Danny Ferguson, then leaves eight hours later amid a gag order preventing comment. The suit seeks about 700,000 dollars, alleging Clinton summoned her to a hotel suite in May 1991, exposed himself, and requested oral sex, with Ferguson accused of helping arrange the encounter.
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Cowles Media Sells Paper for 1.4 Billion Cash
Cowles Media Co the parent of Star Tribune announced the sale of Newspapers Inc for 1.4 billion dollars. The deal makes Newspapers Inc the companys largest asset with a daily circulation around 387000 and 669000 on Sundays in Minnesota.
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Downtown parking garage plan eyed with mixed support
A study proposes a downtown parking garage with an estimated 229000 dollars yearly revenue and a 1.5 million dollar city cost. About 30 percent oppose, with others in the middle. Location spans Vermont to Kentucky streets near the Aquatic Center Library and Senior Center, possibly adding an elevated walk. Proposals for angled parking on Vermont and New Hampshire streets also fare well in a survey.
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Clinton weighs next move in Iraq standoff diplomacy and threat
President faces pressure to act as Saddam Hussein rejects U N proposals and American inspections. Analysts note limited international support for force with key allies wary. Lawmakers largely back stronger action if Saddam refuses to relent.
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